Reactions to proposed reform to boost online copyright enforcement Tuesday demonstrated a stark divide and validated expectations of a long fight—particularly from tech and consumer groups.
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) held hearings throughout 2020 meant to inform the draft bill released Tuesday that he’s called “once in a generation legislation.” After he released his “discussion draft” to update the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, consumer and tech groups blasted the proposal.
Dozens of varied content groups welcomed it as a great first step.
Consumer and tech groups say the proposal focuses on fighting infringement for content creators while failing to address ...
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